Poster

CLUBS

Minsker Kapelye (Minsk). Traditional Jewish music klezmer. "Home" , 19.30.

Safety Magic. Psychedelic ethno-jazz, collected from folk music motifs from all over the world. “Chinese pilot Zhao Da” , 23.00.

Skip Parente (violin; USA) and Alexander Vinitsky (guitar). Jazz. Cool Train , 21.00.

"Adventures of Electronics", "Lumens". Charity concert. "Vermel" , 21.00.

"Cinephantom". Today the parallel cinema club presents a retrospective of films by director and screenwriter Oleg Khaibullin . The program includes the films “Emma Zunz” (1997) and “Time for Change” (2003). In the premises of the Fitil cinema, 20.00.

CONCERTS

Charity concert “Jazz for Children”. Participants include James Moody (saxophone) - the master is known to the general public for his performance of the famous theme from the film "The Pink Panther", the New York Voices vocal ensemble, Igor Butman's Big Band and the legendary Russian jazzman David Goloshchekin. Svetlanov Hall of the Moscow House of Music , 19.00.

The London Chamber Orchestra , conductor David Murphy (UK) and soloist Andrij Vitovich (viola; UK) will play works by Elgar, Telemann, R. Strauss, Haydn and Beuys. Great Hall of the Conservatory , 19.00.

MOVIE

Festival "ComMission-2005". Animation program . The program includes the films “Grave of the Fireflies” (Japan, 1988) - the story of two orphans in post-war Japan; “Kirikou and the Witch” (France - Belgium - Luxembourg, 1998) - a fairy tale about an African boy who saves his village from the curse of a witch; as well as a program of short films and a collection of thesis works by students from the National Comics Center in Angoulême. Central House of Entrepreneurs 16.00--00.00.

“Che Guevara. The Motorcycle Diaries" (USA - Germany - UK - Argentina - Peru - Brazil, 2004). Directed by Walter Salles. Starring Gael Garcia Bernal, Rodrigo de la Serna, Mercedes Moran, Jean-Pierre Noer. Road movie about the youth of Che Guevara. “Five Stars - Novokuznetskaya” 14.00, 21.00, 23.20.

“The Sea Inside” (Spain - France - Italy, 2004). Directed by Alejandro Amenabar. Starring Javier Bardem, Belen Rueda, Lola Duenas, Mabel Rivera. The story is about a sailor who finds himself paralyzed and spends 30 years seeking the right to die. The film is a winner of many festivals, as well as an Oscar winner as the best foreign language film. “Five Stars - Novokuznetskaya” 18.40.

“Adjuster” (Russia-Ukraine, 2004). Directed by Kira Muratova. Starring Georgy Deliev, Alla Demidova, Renata Litvinova, Nina Ruslanova. “Kinotsentr” 10.10, “MDM-Kino” , 21.25, “Five Stars - Novokuznetskaya” 14.10, 21.30, “Khudozhestvenny” 09.45, 15.30.

"Closeness" (USA, 2004). Directed by Mike Nichols. Starring Clive Owen, Jud Lowe, Julia Roberts, Jacqueline Tiffany Brown, Natalie Portman. A love drama from the classic of world cinema, the author of “The Graduate” and “Seakwood”. "Cinema Center" 21.45.

“Turn Back Time” (France, 2004). Directed by André Techinet. Starring Gerard Depardieu, Catherine Deneuve. A melodrama about a middle-aged Frenchman who goes to Morocco to find and return his first love after thirty years. "Roland" 16.00.

THEATERS

Urban Sachs. Written and directed by Slava Polunin. Choreographer Shusaku Takeuchi (Japan). Artist Alexey Kostroma (St. Petersburg). An ensemble of fifty saxophonists “Urban Sax” (France) and a dance troupe “Provincial Dances” (Ekaterinburg) are participating. The enchanting performance, which will last five days in a row, was defined by Polunin as “50 French saxophonists, choreography in the air and a garden of fluff.” As part of the Theater Festival. A.P. Chekhov. June 1-5 in the Aquarium garden (B. Sadovaya, 16) , 21.30.

"Richard III" by W. Shakespeare. Directed by Yuri Butusov. Starring Konstantin Raikin, Maxim Averin, Agrippina Steklova, Natalia Vdovina, Denis Sukhanov. As part of the Theater Festival. A.P. Chekhov. June 1 and 9 at the Satyricon Theater, 19.00.

Opus Cactus. Performance by the Momix dance troupe (USA). Directed and choreographed by Moses Pendleton. June 1-2 on the stage of the Moscow Operetta Theater, 19.00.

“Candid Polaroids” by M. Ravenhill. Directed by Kirill Serebrennikov. Starring Alexey Kravchenko, Anatoly Bely, Alexey Guskov, Elena Novikova, Evgeny Pisarev. Branch of the Theater named after. A.S. Pushkin , 19.00.

EXHIBITIONS

"The Peasant World in Russian Art." The exhibition features about 300 works on peasant subjects or related to the life of peasants: icons, paintings, graphics, sculpture, decorative and applied arts. Among the exhibits are works by A. Venetsianov, V. Tropinin, A. Arkhipov, I. Repin, I. Kramskoy, F. Vasiliev, A. Kuindzhi, G. Myasoedov, as well as Russian avant-garde masters N. Goncharova, K. Malevich and P. Filonova. All works are from the collection of the Russian Museum. Historical Museum , until June 30.

“Moscow--Warsaw / Warszawa--Moskwa. 1900--2000". An international exhibition project designed to compare the history of Russian and Polish art of the 20th century, demonstrating points of intersection, parallels, divergences and mutual influences. The exhibition at the Tretyakov Gallery included almost 400 works: painting, sculpture, graphics, photography, film and video. Tretyakov Gallery on Krymsky Val , until June 12.

Konstantin Batynkov. "About the war." The exhibition presents more than thirty large-format paintings reflecting the realities of the global catastrophe, perceived by the author not from his own experience, but from his childhood memories, imbued with all kinds of stories and stories from the older generation and eyewitnesses, as well as from films about the war. Crokin Gallery , until June 26.

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